as they moved to multiprocess like chrome and ie, 64bit is not really needed anymore. as long as an individual webpage doesn't go beyond 4gb, the browser can still go beyond 4gb overall, thus using all ram in a 64bit setup.

"not seeing the point" is never a good enough reason for me. i'm a science dude. science is never about seeing a point, but finding one afterwards.

we actually like (pun intended) targeted ads. that's why we like stuff on facebook, follow companies on twitter, etc: because those are companies we care about. and their products.

skydrive can nicely sync since yesterday. no dropbox needed anymore. all files offline, all files online.

I can search trough them trough the address bar, can I not? Am I missing something?

i personally don't like dual monitor setups, especially not with different screen sizes. so i always have my laptop closed when in a dock/connected to an external screen. and then, such a setup saves space.

you're using it wrong. just use all apple products and applications. that's the way to go, of course. and then, get the update. obviously.

Had that idea resently, thought it to be quite nice.

phone: left. everything else: right. problem: SOLVED.

indeed. facebook and youtube should have gone down, too. that would've been effective to the internet-using-but-not-knowing-about-sopa part of the world

no, actually change the logo, make it present on EVERY PAGE that you don't want sopa. make people aware on EVERY PAGE that they could not read this page if sopa would be active. etc.

one could go black AND still be accessible, which would be a middleground. make it IN YOUR FACE that sopa sucks, make the page black like someone died, etc. but still let people access content to inform and let them read the page. but inform them while they read "you could not read this anymore if sopa would be in…

being anti is stupid. they're all just tools you can use, with pro and contra. in my case, wp7 has the most pro and the least contra (and the data mining is entierly optional and FOR the user, too).

or don't use android or ios. well, in my case, microsoft is mining my data. windows phone ftw :)

Paint.NET + 1, use it since years.

as per usual. spreading lies about lies. gizmodo at it's best.. :)

if anybody cared to watch the video longer, they would have noticed him stating that it's not a realtime demo.

1) he says in your video that it's not a live demo

so it has no real privacy at all and this is what we call great privacy feature? by being not just worse than facebook, but actually even worse than twitter?? (never thought that's possible :)).

indeed. apple sometimes (always?) forgets, that, in this case literally, one size doesn't fit all..